See You Next Tuesday (and some parentheticals)
I have, yet again, been terribly remiss (what’s new, pussycat?). I am in a show (a show that I really enjoy being in) as part of the Minnesota Fringe Festival (a festival that I really enjoy being in) and I’ve thus far posted nothing about it here (a situation that I really don’t enjoy being in). And we’ve only one performance left (Saturday! 5:30 pm!). And it’s been wildly popular (and somewhat controversial), so it might be hard to get in (a good problem for us to have, but still a problem). And we’re in a venue with three other wildly popular shows (hooray for the Mixed Blood!), so we’ll probably not get the Encore spot (*sniff*), and Saturday will be your last chance to see it (for really-really-real). I know, I know (I know).
For the sake of accountability or posterity or searchability or general curiosity or perhaps just good old guilt, I present to you - See You Next Tuesday, a new play by Steve Moulds, presented by Walking Shadow Theatre Company at the 2010 Minnesota Fringe Festival.
Experience recap, reviews, and performance blunders to follow ().
(photo of Christine Weber and Sid Solomon by Dan Norman)